One Crop Farming and Social Exchange
Agricultural experts warn that single crop farming exhausts soil and hurts profits. The text urges service clubs to broaden views, suggesting conversations with others refresh and fertilize the mind.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
2
Agricultural experts warn that single crop farming exhausts soil and hurts profits. The text urges service clubs to broaden views, suggesting conversations with others refresh and fertilize the mind.
The piece urges high school graduates to pursue education and vocational training to secure a stable future. It contrasts secure careers with poverty, notes funds as a barrier, and promotes the Vernal Express offer to support further schooling, urging timely action and hard work.
Mr and Mrs Roy Labrum traveled to Tremonton for a brother in law's funeral. Parent Teachers association reorganized with W T tice president Thoral Larson vice president. Alterra high school program delighted attendees. Alma Collins and George Dracken served as Vernal jurors. Dee Allred returned from Vernal after an operation. Pearl Jenkins recovered from a broken arm. Wallace Woods visited Ballard, John H Cook and Thoral Larson family homes. Larson improved after Provo hospital stay. Owings property cared for by a brother and nephew of the late Frank Owings.
Rangely week saw Hefley Cattle Interests on the market and W F Gross gathering beef for shipment soon. Election influenced cattle prices. Mrs Coltharp and Mrs Samuels visited Rangely with others. School back in session. basketball gear arrives. playground swings near completion by the Woman's club. Catholic pastor Rev Paul Slattery to be in Rangely Nov 28 for 9 am mass. Sunday School at 10 am. Woman's club Dec 5 at Mrs Vhenney for Christmas recipe roll call. discussion on Good Citizenship and Home vs Communism.
K Kowallis has gone to Idaho where he has employment. Mrs Lowell Chivers and babe s were weekend visitors with her parents Mr and Mrs W P Ellsworth. Ercel Johnson of Pleasant Valleys visiting with his father Snel Yen Johnson on the river.
W II Ellsworth went to Vernal for dental work. Mrs Ray Kimball serves hot lunches at Avalon. Leota men clean out canal for spring. Henry Chaefermeyer of Bay Sin Chevrolet Vernal visited Leota. Monter Creek group has returned home. Work has shut down. Ralph Wall returned from Bitter Creek. Mrs Raymond Stoddard and children moved to the river. Grant Brough, son of Jesse and Mrs. Brough, was thrown from a horse Sunday and severely injured. Mrs Del Thomas of Salt Lake, summered with her parents, has returned to Salt Lake.
A Works Progress Administration dyke on the Green River at Stewart Lakes near Jensen raised the duck breeding ground to a high level, protecting about 1000 acres from spring floodwaters. Utah Fish and Game Commissioner Ito Newell B. Cook notes the effort will greatly increase waterfowl production, preventing egg loss when floods recede.
A dyke is being built to stabilize water levels in the nesting area. The embankment starts north of the refuge and runs to higher ground south of the site. The structure is high enough to prevent wood waters from entering the new refuge.
William E Jensen Oakley remains seriously ill but shows marked improvement after a heart attack. Local residents attend a dinner for Iris Gardner before her trip to Phoenix. Read of teachers, new playground equipment, PTA sponsorship, and residents returning from Idaho Falls and Colorado with plans to visit California with grandparents.
A terse street exchange highlights flirtation and social norms as a passerby notes a trim waist and a witty reply, underscoring a playful yet pointed moment in public discourse.
Conrad Frank, 71, a well known former Vernalite with broad philosophical views, was buried in Los Gatos, California after dying August 26 following a two month illness. He came to America from Austria at 19, lived in Ver nal before moving to Australia and then California in 1919, leaving behind a large family of twelve children.
The text claims one person was among the original discoverers of dinosaur remains at Jensen. It notes Frank's agnostic views and mentions the first funeral rite in Los Gatos conducted by Harry Ryan, described as a close deceased neighbor who gave the oration.
A judge questions why the defendant struck the telegraph operator. The reply describes delivering a telegram to a person and the operator continuing to read it, prompting the unexpected physical response.
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